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Think it is sorted - had pressed 'alt+F9' due to unfamiliarity with keyboard shortcut, which latched the setting on.
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Hello everyone,
Really grateful if you can help. I am trying to link an Excel spreadsheet to a Word document. When I use the 'link and keep source formatting' method to paste my tables from Excel to Word, the pasted data appears as a raw field code in the Word document eg:
{ LINK Excel.Sheet.12 "C:\Users\xxxx\Dropbox (xxxx)\xxxxr\xxxx\REPORT_TEMPLATE 2018-07-23.xlsx" "xxxx-xxxx!R94C15:R95C47" \a \f 4 \h }
...instead of the table I want to see. It is necessary to press Shift+F9 to get the table to appear. When I close the document and re-open it, the field code syntax appears again in place of the table.
Any idea what could be wrong please and how I can fix it? I do not feel it should work this way...
Graeme
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Think it is sorted - had pressed 'alt+F9' due to unfamiliarity with keyboard shortcut, which latched the setting on.
Hi Graeme,
Thanks for your feedback and glad to hear you have figured it out yourself.
Regards,
Yoga